/lit/ - Literature

So lots of female writers - explicitly feminist or not - take the piss out of men in a contemporary context (male gaze, chauvinism, toxic masculinity, etc).

Are there any *contemporary* male writers who do a similar critique against women? i.e. is there a concept of a "female gaze" that male writers have written about?

>wouldn't actually fuck a dude(too scared, seems icky and unappealing)
>lust after attractive men worse than women

wtf

Honestly, what good work in this world isn't misogynist? Now wait on a minute, don't read this as apologetic. If a work isn't misogynist I really doubt that it will do, say or reveal anything important.

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Egalitarianism itself cannot be naive but a lot of naive people are egalitarianisters(?).

Calling egalitarianism naive is just sour grapes.

There is literally nothing that makes it necessary for equality to not exist, it's just very very hard to bring into practice.

If people dislike equality because it simply means averaging the individual condition in a society then the society simply needs to increase the average individual conditions.
All people living equally would not have worked(been acceptable to the minute top of society) during Feudal times but as technology progresses and resource distribution becomes more efficient equality is more viable for everyone. In fact it's pretty much inevitable that things move in that direction, not because it's better but because it creates a state of equilibrium.

>Hendricks as Helen

Fuck yeah.